Most orders made and shipped within 24 hours
Most orders made and shipped within 24 hours
No. At any time after your initial purchase you would like a different size, color or style, you may purchase a new shaft for only $188.
Yes you can. The front loop does constrict some of the flow but you are still able to ejaculate.
Yes. Lubricants are actually recommended. Silicone, water based and coconut oil lubricants may be applied to The Elator. We offer 2 pharmaceutical grade lubricants on our site as well (see below).
Here are some of the known side effects of most injectables: Bleeding or spotting from the urethra (mild bleeding may occur) Stinging of the urethra Penile pain Bleeding at the site of injection Pain at the site of injection Painful...
The Elator attaches behind the head of your penis. This area typically only grows around 60% compared to your head and shaft. The front top loop of The Elator also has a small spring installed to allow for some expansion....
Yes. The Elator has quickly become a desired and effective device for men who have had their prostates removed or that have had prostate surgery.
Yes. After you pump, you may attach The Elator and have normal intercourse. Customers who use the clamps after pumping, typically order 1 size shorter to allow for the thickness of the clamp.
Since The Elator does not affect blood flow, you can use it as long as you are physically capable. If you have an underlying medical condition, please discuss with your doctor and/or urologist before using The Elator.
To extend the life of The Elator, we suggest following the below tips: Use a mild soap and warm water NEVER use hot water... this will degrade and harden the silicone NEVER use alcohol or "Toy Cleaners" this will dry out...
The Elator is with 2 stainless steel bars that are the thickness of a penny and then they are welded to a stainless steel front loop. The front loop has a small spring welded to the top 1/3 that allows...
Yes. Each Elator is manufactured in the USA using only FDA-approved materials in an FDA-approved facility. We have been selling The Elator since 2010 and have no reports of injury.
We highly recommend using the silicone measuring band versus the paper ruler. We also suggest using lubricant when measuring your girth. When customers do re-order a shaft it has been reported that 90% of the time our customers will order...